Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
COUNCIL.

| y. d. NO. o-0avlng puOlc administrator
preference over creditors in administerin
on estates. Passed both Houses and ap
proved by the Governor.
c. B. No. 9-Allowine hogs to run al
large in certain counties. Passed the Coun
Gil and defeated in the House.
c. B. No. 11-Creating Park county
Passed both Houses and now in the hands
of the Governor.
c. B. No. ITO punish persons bringing
stolen property into the Territory. Passed
Committee.
C. B. No. 17-For the relief OF Tanner.
Laid on table in Council.
c. B. No. 19-Providing compensation
for counsel in probate and police courts.
Lost in Council.
c. B. No. 20-Prohibiting transfer OF
money from the poor and road funds to
other funds. Passed the Council lost in
the House.
C. B. No. 23-To punish seduction.
Passed in Council; lost in the House.
c. j. NJ. No. 2-Protesting against the
abolishment OF the Office of Sur ,eyor Gen
eral of the Territories. Passed both houses
and signed by the presiding officers.
C. J, NJ. No: i3-Relating to pioneer set
tiers of the Yellowstone Park. Passed
both houses and signed by presiding OFF,
GERS.
C.J. R. No..1-Relating to the employ
ment of additional clerks passed both
houses and signed by the Governor.
c. j. R. No. 2-For the relief Of George
Bashaw, j.. H. Mcfarland and John
O'Neill Passed both houses and approved
by the Governor.
C. B. No. 3-Providing for the printing
of additional bille. Passed the Council
and was lost in the House.
C. 8. No. 4For the relief of the Cree
Indians. Passed, and was approved by
the Governor.
G. B. No. 5-Providing for the printing Of
the Governors message. Passed the Coun-
ell and was lost in the House.
C.J. r. No. .6-Providing for the appoint
ment of q committee to meet the Dakota
committee and devise stock laws. Passed
and approved by the Governor.
C. J. R. No. ITO defray the expenses OF
C. j. R. No. 2 to Delegate
Toole. Passed and signed by the Cover
nor.
HOUSE.
H. B. No. 2-Anthorizing the Governor
10 execute bonds for arms for the militia,
Is now law.
H. B. No. 3-Concerning the sale ofliquor
70 indigens poor. Passed the House, and
vas amended in the Council, both on &C.
count of disagreement. The bill is now
lead.
H. B. No. S-Concerning the seal of the |
Territory. Passed, and approved by the
Governor.
II. B. No. Ito prevent the branding |
If cattle during certain seasons has be-
;ome law.
H. B. No. 13-An act to prevent the sale |
II intoxicants in variety theatres becamea
aw.
H. B. No. 15-Concerning the times of
holding the terms OF the Supreme Court |
las been signed by the Governor.
L.
.eligious corporations, is law.
H. B. No. 37-Providing for the appoint |
nent of deputy treasurer in counties hav-
ng an assessment of over $1,000, 900, has |
become law.
H. B. No. 4-Repealing the limits OF sher- |
ffs' and assessors terms, was lost in the |
House.
H. B. No. 7-Reducing the bonds OF JUS |
ices and constables. was laid on the table
n the House.
H. B. No. 14-To provide public schools
With Webster's Dictionary, was laid on the |
;able in the House.
H. B. No. .16.-Concerning road superin- |
;endents, defining their duties, was tabled |
n the House.
Fl. B. No. ITO enable the county of |
3eaverhead to build Court House was |
;abled in the House.
H. B. No. 22-To represent the law rela- |
i've to the collecting of a special poor tax
vas laid on the table in the House.
II. B. No. 24-Concerning mortgages on |
cal and personal property OF corporations
vas indefinitely postponed in the House.
H. B. No. 4O-To provide for the estab-
ishment OF Independent graded school
listricts, was indefinitely postponed in the
House.
H. B. No. Alto prevent the abandon |
nent OF of sheep was lost in the House.